guided wave radar - eclipse model 706
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Advanced Guided Wave Radar Transmitter
for Level Measurement and Control
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ECLIPSE
Guided Wave Radar
Magnetrol pioneered guided wave radar (GWR) by introducing the ECLIPSE Model 705
two-wire, loop-powered transmitter for use in industrial liquid level applications. GWR of-
fered users a powerful way to measure and control challenging media and process variations
with unprecedented performance. Over the years, our engineers continued to drive GWR
innovation with the release of the first high-temperature, high-pressure probe; the firstpatented steam probe; the first interface transmitter; and culminating in the incorporation of
GWR into a patented Aurora MLI chamber to offer true redundant measurement.
Now, Magnetrol is revolutionizing the next generation of GWR solutions. With the
introduction of the ECLIPSE Model 706 guided wave radar transmitter, Magnetrol provides
process control professionals with more power than ever before, improving operational
safety, efficiency and performance.
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ECLIPSE Model 706 GWR
An Introducti on to Guided Wave Radar Technology 4
ECLIPSE Model 706 Transmitter 5
Remote Transmitter Configurations 7
Overfill Capable Probes 8 Convenient Pre-Configurat ion 8
Diagnostics 9
Configuration and Troubleshooting Software (DTM) 9
General and Performance Specifications 10
ECLIPSE Model 706 Probe Offering Overview 11
Magnetrol International Incorporated a global leader in level and flow control technology designs, manufactures, markets and serviceslevel and flow instrumentation worldwide.
Magnetrol product groups are based upon these technologies:
Air Sonar
Buoyancy Contact Ultrasound
Non-Contact Ultrasound
Guided Wave Radar
Pulse Burst Radar
RF Capacitance
Thermal Dispersion
Vibration
Visual Indicators
The industries we serve include:
Petroleum Production
Petroleum Refining Power Generation
Petrochemical
Chemical
Water & Wastewater
Pulp & Paper
Food & Beverage
Pharmaceutical
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How Guided Wave Radar Works
An Introduction to Guided WaveRadar Technology
When Magnetrol introduced guided wave radar technology to liquid level applications for the process industry, it filled a critical need of providing exceptionally robust level measurement underchallenging process conditions. Guided wave radar continues to deliver premier performance because it is virtually unaffected by density variance, as well as media conditions where turbulence,
vaporization, foaming, boiling and flashing can occur.
Principle o Operation
Guided wave radar functions according to the principle of time domain reflectometry(TDR). As shown at right, a generated pulse of electromagnetic energy travels down theprobe. Upon reaching the surface of the medium, the pulse is reflected. Sophisticated highspeed circuitry captures these signals in real time (nanoseconds) and reconstructs them inequivalent time (milliseconds) to make level measurement a practical reality.
Unlike conventional non-contact radar, which launches its signal into free space, theECLIPSE GWR transmitter launches its signal within the contained path of a probe (wave-guide) which is in direct contact with the process media. This direct contact makes thesignal less vulnerable to distortion brought on by process conditions that might challengeother technologies.
ECLIPSE transmitters have been designed for easy setup and configuration. It is a compactinstrument that is easy to handle and install, and the innovative dual-compartment angledhousing makes for optimum viewing of the graphic LCD.
Process Connected
Because the guided wave radar signal is transmitted via the waveguidedirectly into the process media, it is not distorted by tank atmospheres,process condit ions, tank obstruct ions or false echoes.
ECLIPSE transmittersgenerate pulses of
electromagnetic energy thatare transmitted down the
probe, or waveguide.
When the pulses reach asurface that has a higherdielectric than the air or
vapor in which they travel,they are reflected back up
the probe.
The pulses transit time toand from the surface ismeasured by high speed
circuitry, converted todistance and then displayed
on the LCD as a level reading.
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The ECLIPSE Model 706 transmitter has taken GWR to the next level with a strong, accuratesignal, powerful diagnostics and an extensive probe offering.
With a very broad installed base of transmitters operating worldwide, ECLIPSE hasdemonstrated the ability to provide accurate and reliable measurement at a performancelevel that surpasses many traditional technologies. This is due to the efficiency of guidedwave radar technology and the ECLIPSE Model 706s broad range of sensing probes designedto meet the special demands of temperature, pressure, viscosity, liquid interface, vesseldepth and other variables.
ECLIPSE accurately measures top level and interface liquids, slurries and bulk solids with adielectric range from 1.4 to 100, from hydrocarbons to water-based media. The transmitters
perform in all conventional process and storage vessels, bridles, and bypass chambers whosetemperatures and pressures are rated to the capabilities of the particular probe used. Thereis a probe for virtually every application, from routine water storage to vessels exhibitingcorrosive vapors, foam, steam, coating and buildup, surface agitation, bubbling or boiling,high fill/empty rates, low level and varying dielectric or specific gravity.
ECLIPSE is at work in the most demanding applications, including those in petroleum refining,electric power generation, chemical manufacturing, water and wastewater, pulp and paper,food and beverage, and pharmaceutical processing. ECLIPSE also serves as the ideal retrofittransmitter, made possible by Magnetrols wide range of adaptation hardware for easy and
affordable replacement of antiquated level measurement technology.
ECLIPSE Model 706 TransmitterAdvanced GWR Transmitter for Level Measurement
Total Guided Wave
Radar Solutions
ECLIPSE transmitters have been engineered toprovide users with the total range of measurementsolutions in guided wave radar. With user-friendlytransmitters and an extensive line of dedicated
coaxial, single and twin rod probes, ECLIPSE hasemerged as the premier measurement instrument
for todays level challenges.
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ECLIPSE Model 706 TransmitterAdvanced GWR Transmitter for Level Measurement
High Perormance, Low Power
The ECLIPSE Model 706 transmitter is an advanced two-wire, 24 VDC, loop-powered transmitter.Microprocessor-based circuitry controls the measurement engine and provides an analog 4-20 mAsignal with HART or FOUNDATION fieldbus digital communication output.
Using GWR technology, ECLIPSE measurement performance is not process-dependent; there-fore, changing specific gravity and dielectric constant have little or no effect on measurementaccuracy. The measurement engine of ECLIPSE is optimized under firmware control to providecontinuous and reliable level detection, and even significant amounts of media buildup on asingle rod probe will not affect accurate detection of liquid level.
The ECLIPSE Model 706 utilizes many special-purpose probes, including those having high-
temperature (to +850 F / +454 C), high-pressure (to 6250 psig / 430 bar), ultra-lowdielectric (1.4) and bulk solids with 3000 lb. pull-down capability.
Dual-Compartment Design
The ECLIPSE Model 706 innovative dual-compartment die-cast enclosures orient separate wiringand electronics compartments on the same plane angled for convenient wiring, configurationand data display. The wiring compartment at the top of the transmitter isolates the power/signalconductors from the electronics compartment beneath it by way of an environmentally sealedfeed-through. In addition to being potted and sealed to prevent water intrusion, the electronics
are surge and transient protected. The Model 706 has received the pertinent Intrinsically Safe,Explosion Proof and Non-Incendive agency approvals.
A quick-disconnect probe coupling eases installation and servicing needs on all ECLIPSE models byallowing full 360 rotation of the transmitter housing. Probes may be installed without concernfor their orientation to the transmitter head. To orient the transmitter, the user simply selectsthe desired transmitter position, tightens the coupling and then completes the wire terminations.
As an added convenience on all ECLIPSE models, no level change is required for configuration andno field calibration is necessary.
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Superior Signal Perormance
Breakthrough innovation in the transmitter GWR circuitry allows the Model 706 to achieve both a higher trans-mit pulse amplitude and improved receiver sensitivity, resulting in superior signal-to-noise ratio as compared tocompetitive GWR devices.While GWR options on the market today promote the amplitude (size) of transmitted radar pulse, a far more im-portant parameter in reliable level measurement in difficult applications is the overall signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
Magnetrols ECLIPSE Model 706 uses an innovative design concept called Diode Switched Front Endto dramatically reduce the impact of noise and increase overall transmitter performance. This newcircuit design completely isolates the transmit path from the receive path, thereby maximizing receiversensitivity and impedance matching. Diode Switched Front End circuitry, along with a best-in-class, strongtransmitted signal, enables the Model 706 to detect very small signal reflections from the process medium.
The reduction of system noise, in conjunction with a stronger transmitsignal, enhances the overall SNR. The undeniable result is moremargin and more robust operation in every level application, including
extremely low dielectric media, extended measuring ranges andpunishing conditions where foaming, boiling or flashing can occur.
Remote Transmitter ConfgurationsThe Model 706 is available in three different configurations. The standardintegral transmitter is mounted directly onto the probe. However, for thoseapplications involving high temperature or high vibration or simply for easeof viewing, the transmitter can be remote mounted from the probe by either3 feet or 12 feet (1 meter or 3.6 meters).
Transmitter can be remote mountedfrom either 3 or 12 feet (1 meteror 3.6 meters).
Intuitive user interface withgraphic LCD display.
Higher pulse amplitude andsuperior signal-to-noise ratioas compared to competitiveGWR designs.
Reduced system noiseand stronger transmitsignal make the Model 706ideal for low dielectric media.
Extended measuring rangesup to 100 feet.
The Model 706 has a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)almost300% higherthan the nearest competitor!
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A unique feature to the ECLIPSE Model 706 transmitter is the Overfill Capability of many of theprobes in its offering.
Although European agencies like WHG or VLAREM certify Overfill Proof protection, defined as the
tested, reliable operation when the transmitter is used as an overfill alarm, it is assumed in theiranalysis that the installation is designed in such a way that the vessel or side-mounted cage cannotphysically overfill.
Experience has shown us that th ere are practical application s where a GWR probe can be completelyflooded with level all the way up to the process connection (face of the flange). Although theaffected areas are application and probe dependent, typical GWR probes have a transition zone (orpossibly dead zone) at the top of the probe where interacting signals can either affect thelinearity of the measurement or, more dramatically, actually result in a complete loss of signal.
While many manufacturers of GWR transmitters may use special algorithms to infer levelmeasurement when this undesirable signal interaction occurs and the actual level signalis lost, the ECLIPSE Model 706 offers a unique solution by utilizing a concept called OverfillSafe Operation.
An Overfill Safe probe is one defined by the fact that it has predictable and uniform characteristicimpedance all the way down the entire length of the waveguide (probe). These probes allow theECLIPSE Model 706 to measure accurate levels to within specification up to the process flangewithout any non-measureable zones at the top of the GWR probe. Overfill Safe GWR coaxial andsingle rod Overfill Capable Probes can be installed in various configurations, even when the riskof flooding exists.
Overf ll Capable Probes
ConvenientPre-Conf guration
At no additional cost, our exclusive Pre-Configuration feature allows for the Model 706transmitter to be completely configured prior to shipment, giving you what you have alwayswanteda transmitter you can take out of the box, apply 24 VDC to, and WALK AWAY!
Internal reference signal physicallyand electrically separated from
tank and media.
Accurate, true product levelmeasurement all the wayto the face of the flange.Eliminates the need for
special algorithms to inferlevel measurement.
Overfill Capable GWR probesare unique to ECLIPSE GWRand can be installed atany location on the vessel,even when the risk offlooding exists.
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Diagnostics
The ECLIPSE Model 706 takes the user interface experience to new levels of convenience andfunctionality. The LCD diagnostics convey critical real-time waveform and trend data withoutstanding ease of use.
A fully redesigned and upgraded DTM puts real-time and historical trend data at yourfingertips, utilizing an intuitive user interface that delivers powerful troubleshooting tools injust one or two clicks of the mouse.
Conf guration and TroubleshootingSotware (DTM)
Home ScreenCritical performance data are nomore than two clicks away.
Device SetupEasy device setup allows for Identity,Basic, I/O Display, Advanced andFactory configuration.
Trend DataData over time yield insight into perfor-mance vs. changing process levels andconditions -- configurable for unattendedcapture by the transmitter.
Echo CurveReal-time echo curve displaysliquid level exactly as seen bytransmitter configurable forunattended echo captures basedon time or event.
4-button user interface and graphical LCD displayprovide enhanced depth of data, indicatingon-screen waveforms and troubleshooting tips.
Can be programmed to automatically capture
waveform data by time or by event occurrence.
Conforms to NE 107 standards.
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ECLIPSE Model 706 Transmitter Specifi cations
System Design
Measurement Principle Guided time of flight via Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR)
Input
Measured Variable Level, as determined by GWR time of flightSpan 6 inches to 100 feet (15 to 3048 cm)
Output
Type 4 to 20 mA with HART: 3.8 mA to 20.5 mA useable (per NAMUR NE43)FOUNDATION fieldbus
Resolution Analog: 6 uA, Digital: 1 mmLoop Resistance 634 ohms @ 24 VDC and 20.5 mADiagnostic Alarm Adjustable: 3.6 mA, 22 mA, or HOLD
(complies with NAMUR NE 107)Damping Adjustable 0 10 seconds
User Interface
Keypad 4-button menu-driven data entryDisplay Graphic Liquid Crystal DisplayDigital Communication HART Version 7 FOUNDATION fieldbus H1 protocol
Menu Languages Transmitter LCD: English, French, German, Spanish, RussianHART DD: English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, PortugueseFOUNDATION fieldbus Host System: English
Systems AMS, PACTware DTM, FOUNDATION fieldbus, Field Communicator
Power (at transmitter terminals)
HART: General Purpose/Intrinsically Safe/Explosion Proof: 11 to 36 VDCFOUNDATION fieldbus: FISCO 9 to 17.5 VDC
FNICO 9 to 32 VDC
Housing
Material IP67/Die Cast Aluminum AH13 (
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ECLIPSE Model 706 Probe Oering Overview
Overfill Capable/Interface Probes
Coaxial
- Standard Model 7yT Standard general purpose coaxial probe for clean applications- High Pressure Model 7yP Coaxial probe for high pressure applications
- High Temperature High Pressure Model 7yD Coaxial probe for high temperature applications- Saturated Steam Model 7yS Coaxial probe for saturated steam applications
Single Rod
- Standard Model 7yG Standard general purpose singe rod probe for external chamber applications- High Pressure Model 7yL Single rod probe for high pressure external chamber applications- High Temperature High Pressure Model 7yJ Single rod probe for high temperature external chamber applications
Standard Probes
Single Rod Bare Rigid
- Standard Model 7yF Standard general purpose single rod probe for tank applications- High Pressure Model 7yM Single rod probe for high pressure tank mounted applications- High Temperature High Pressure Model 7yN Single rod probe for high temperature tank mounted applications
Single Rod Coated Rigid
- PFA Coated Model 7yF-4 PFA coated probe for viscous applications- Corrosion Resistant Model 7yF-F PFA faced flange probe for corrosive applications
Flexible (Direct Insertion into Tanks)
- Single Cable Standard Model 7y1 Standard single cable probe for extended range applications- Single Cable High Temperature High Pressure Model 7y3 High temperature single cable probe for extended range applications- Twin Cable Standard Model 7y7 Standard twin cable probe for extended range applications
Flexible (In Side-Mounted Chambers)
- Single Cable Standard Model 7y4 Standard single cable probe for external chamber applications- Single Cable High Temperature High Pressure Model 7y6 High temperature single cable probe for external chamber applications
Bulk Solids
- Single Cable Model 7y2 Single cable probe for bulk solids applications- Twin Cable Model 7y5 Twin cable probe for bulk solids applications
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